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Circus & Carnival

Literature, amusement, and technology in the Great Depression

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  • 2002 first published
  • 278 pages
  • 2 editions
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William Solomon's Literature, amusement, and technology in the Great Depression (2002) is a circus fiction novel. The story is set in United States, in 1929. It deals with depressions, history and criticism, popular culture and Histoire.

At about 278 pages, most readers finish it in 5–6 hours.

Themes, setting & tropes

Genres

Setting

Era

Subjects

  • Amusements in literature
  • Carnival in literature
  • Depressions
  • Depressions in literature
  • History and criticism
  • Literature and technology
  • Play in literature
  • Popular culture
  • Popular culture in literature
  • Technology in literature
  • Histoire
  • Crises economiques dans la litterature
  • Litterature et technologie
  • De Crisis
  • Crises economiques
  • Volksfeesten

Quick answers

Who wrote Literature, amusement, and technology in the Great Depression?

Literature, amusement, and technology in the Great Depression was written by William Solomon and first published in 2002.

What genre is Literature, amusement, and technology in the Great Depression?

It is usually shelved as Circus & Carnival.

How long is Literature, amusement, and technology in the Great Depression?

The median edition has 278 pages, about 5–6 hours of reading at 250 words per minute.

What books are similar to Literature, amusement, and technology in the Great Depression?

Readers who like it often enjoy Water for Elephants, Tom Clancy's Net Force and The Funhouse.

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